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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1952)
I 49 Farm Bureau Meet Scheduled at Bend Flinn Sajem, July 31 and Bun-iiu vding iKwird members repi i renting the 2H Oregon Farm Huivini countie« will gather in Bend, August 3-4-5 to write the tentative n-solutlorx which will -ri ve as a guide to the official voting delegates at the an nual convention scheduled for this November at Baker At the comluxlon of the three «lay meeting, th- tentative luttons, will lie d rec ted to the 150 Farm Bureau centers for xUldy and charges. Leaders of the four résolution study grou|M will lie M-x. Walter Hardy. Molalla, < Tlizeuxhip and Memlx-nihlp rvMilutlon*; Ben Roh- inson, Imbler, farm progi ajn n-xo- lutkins. Batry Brownell, Oregon City, international affairs, resolu tions; and Fred Rucck, tax reso lut ions. In addition to writing the tenta five resolutions, • >FBF board of directors will hold their quarterly meeting Items on the agenda in elude Cudy of the organizational structure of the newly rganized Western State-. Fan« Bureau IJfe Insui ance Company, review of the 1962 convention program and a study of Oregon ballot measun-s W JW W When you check the Creswell Hebron Youth WALKER < I.I B MEETS CRESWELL The Walker Coin inunity club win entertained last Friday nt the home of Mis Fred Klnsland of Lynx Hollow Mrs lAwrwiw Fisher and Mcx Jolin Ware were visitors anil liecame memb-rs The work committee re- ixirted delivering a quilt made by the club to the Dickes fnmity. who had recently lost their home In ; a fire. The August 14 meeting will be 1 held ut th«> h me of Mr« V E. Grousbcck with Mrs. Mary Lind- say i hostess nt a potluck dinner nt dOon Present wen* Mcxdame» V E GrouslK-ck. Anton Myers, R E Wright, Maude Clark, Mallei Jackson, Cline Walkley and the hoi tens. prices of the BI6 52 SMM ■, ML UVPv» ■■ Ko, H Cecil Beck Motors 711 So. Poc. Hiwiiy Ph. 405 By Mrs. Gale Roby When uxlng Douglas fir xaw'du«» as a mulch, enough nitrogen •h uld he added to the »oil to hasten de<,omp>»itlon of the »aw* du t anil to kc«'p growing plants healthy, Dr. W. B. Bollen, Oregon State college soil l>acterio)o?<i»*, has suggested. Experiments conduitod by Dr. Bollen and other research spec ialists of the Orepin foicxt pro- ducts laboratory -mH the OSC ag- rlcultural experiment stat D ii have established the value ot sawdust as mulch. At the July 26 meeting of He bron Grange the first three appli cation« for memhcrthlp were turn ed in for the Youth Group con text that la underway. It was announced that captains were Forrest Wixxis and Gale Roby with the entire Grapgr memlxr- ship dividixt on the two teams and the lists posted on the bulletin Isiard It is urged that applica tions be presented ax early as (sissihle, ax candidates for m>'m- bership must receive at least the first and second degrees to be MISTItKT SI Tl RI vrt.NDKNT eligible to be counted in the final MFETM WITH MET IHHHSTH count Contests end September Raynor 20 This is an endeavor to in- CRESWELL Rev Smith, district xvper intendent of .crease membership in the newly the Methodist church, presided at organized Youth Group. a meeting of the official b <rd of Word has bi-eri definitely veri the local church Friday evening fied from State Grange rules that Plans were discussed for the com the age <>f youth membership is pletion of the new unit now under 14 years to anil including 26 years. construction and of future plans Any anillcntion for membership for the church The annex has re- I in the Grange will be accepted cently lx-en redecorated nnd work during this context, but only those will be done nt the parsonage. Re in this age gioup will be counted freshments were served following in the contest. Winning team will the business meeting I m - given a full evening's entertain ment by the losers. Next Y<xdh meeting lx August 9 at the hall. Met Carnival A carnival is Ixdng sponsored by P. A M »in underwent xuigcry the Youth Group to be held this at a Eugene hospital Wednesday, । summer at the hall, outdoors if | July 23 weather jx-rmits. Grange mem- I mts were asked to chi-ck with the — Mrs. Ray Bernhardt of Bremer bulletin board for needed mater ton. Wash., left for her home the ials for the booths, as well as the last of the week after spending a fish (Mind and for prizes. Before week with her mother, Mrs Walt- throwing anything away, see first if It is suitable for a prize or a er ’¡Mttie. •fish ' 'Die Tish' arc to be wrapped Mi ! C Satter and Mrs Wayne for the fish pond. A report from the Home Eco Howers made a trip t > Salem and nomics chairman. Mrs. Fred Har returned last Tuesday. ris. reminded memliers to look to Mr and Mrs E C. Coombs rc- their fancy work for a booth at turned last week from two weeks the Youth carnival Date has not with their children in California, lieen set. However, this will not a daughter nt Fl limole and a son take the place of the regular club at Burbank The Coombs have sold bazaar. At the next meeting of I their 40 acre tract including ten the club. Mrs. Dean Martin and ' acres of filberts nnd n modern daughter Anella, and Mrs. lion home to Mr G. E Husted of San Mat tin and Mrs. Alice Guilliams Carlos, Calif. who wi'l take pot- will act as hostesses with the M«HMÌon AuguM 25 Both Mr and meeting at ^he hall. The date of I Mrs. Husted are aviatoix and will this meeting has been set up a August 19 that final keep their plane nt the airport week south pf Creswell. The Coomb« plans may be made for the food will move to Eugene where Mr. booth at the South Lane Fair in Coombs has been employed in the /Cottage Grove, August 22 and 23. Twenty-two members and six office of the Twin Oaks Lumber children attended the July 22 company for several years. meeting of the club at the home L. S. Ayotte of Eugene, a mom- of Mts Zula Hansen with Mrs. I mt of Cicswell Grange, was pres Everett McCoy assisting hostess A letter of interest of work and ent at the session Thursday eve ning and was a guest at the V. E. life in Alaska was read from Jack Godard. It was announced that I Grouabeck home w hile here. Cliff Bethune of Hebron Christian Mr. and Mrs Albert O. Lingrcn Church will visit the next grange of Ixmg Beach, Calif., arc s|x nd- meeting this Saturday, August 2. ing their vacation with Mr anil Lccturt-t*» Program A lecturer's program included Mrs G. R Miller. Mts. Lingrcn . and Mrs Miller wore childhood a monologue, “Who Said Vaca tion,” with a surprise clement by ' friends. Marie Geer. A pencil game» by The Iowa club will picnic Sun visiting member, Mrs. Theresa day. August 3 nt the home of Mr. Flemming from Fall Brook. Calif., and. Mrs. G. R. Miller on How-' grange. Mis Wesley Stewart won Lane. All f >rmer residents of Iowa this game. A song. "My Hat," was are invited to come nnd hting played by all as well as a game of their picnic lunch and spend the observation. Refreshments of coffee, jello and day. sandwiches were served by Mr. The Albin D. Smith family of and Mrs Wesley Stewart and Mr. Arcadia. Wise , who arc spending nnd Mrs. Forrest Woods. Square the summer nt Eel Creek on the dancing followed. At the August 2 meeting re coast, called Inst week nt the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs freshments will be served by Mr. J. E. Smith, on their way to and Mrs. Roy Geer. Mrs. Eari Crater Lake Linda Smith of Port- Marcy and Ted and Tommy Clark. Members arc to bring pie. land, who has liven visiting hcr grandparents, nccbmpanlcd the Reflecting Gods government, Smith family on the trip. man is self-governed. Mary Baker Eddy Robert Franklin, who was hos- pitallzed several weeks at a hos- pital In Eugene, is nt his home in tile Camas Swale district and is gaining rapidly. He underwent sur- gery several times for an car in fection. LOW »»à * ~ Grange Starts Member Drive Sawdust Mulches Need Nitrogen, Says OSC Expert Sawdust.like other mulches such fertilizer needs to be added. A sawdust mulch is easier to as straw and peat moss, is not a handle than other kinds, lx usually , fertil /‘-r. Dr Bollen emphasized • easier to obtain and should last As a mulch, ho»e.er( sawduxt for about 10 yean. Dr Bollen helps to hold soil moisture, to; keep down v/ecd« awl •" retard said. A ¡-awdust mulch from two erosion t ’jxm complete dec ;m;x>- to f ur inches d<^p is often re sition, di mulches add to the commended for orchards and ber- ! ry fields. humus supply. Dr. Bollen found that Douglas Rato of decomposition of any fir sawdust, which contains a mulea rp>fx»nds upon the nitrogen supply In the material itself and hlghcr-than-avcragc pererntag- of the soil on which It is placed. Ni hark, decomposes slower than trogen u added to get rapid de- most type, of sawdust. Tannin C3m|xriition and to prevent nitro- and waxes in the bark ar be- i llcved responsible for the low dc- gen starvation of plants. Betw. n 5 end 10 pounds of I composition rate. Another series of greenhouse amonium sulfate, a nitrogen-con- taining fertilizer, should be applied tests in connection with the soil to th s-,j| for each ton of sawdust bacteriological studies on other at th«- time of mulching. Dr. Bol- types of iwdust has been launch ed bv Dr Bollen This new pr iject b«n «rnm< nded. At thebeginning should be completed in about four of th« V nd year of decay, about I one-half this amount of nitrogen i mT-ths. The Stale Junior League base ball team of Creswell played Drain here Friday with Creswell winning with a score of 21 to 3. Cicswell was scheduled to play Eugene there July 29. The Little Theater club enjoyed 1 ]M>thK-k supper Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art M >g- stad. Tlie next meeting will be at , the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brundidge. Miss Ida Rilegger spent Friday 1,1 home of her nephew. Ed- u.ml Zmiker. J 'lr for prompt delivery and dependable ,"lt Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Skintier of Salem visited over the week end with his brother, Arthur Skinner, and wife. Other recent guests at the Skinner home were Mr. and Mis. E. M. Chilcote of Klamath Falls and Manley Young of Nat- ches. Wash. Carl Sorenson and -family of thia area, have located at Berke ley. Calif., following his discharge from navy duty. He has gone into the radar business for himself. Mrs Sorenson was formerly Ethel Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j Arthur Skinner. « heating oils ^Rrprnno er s En^ f QiCbi5TèiBuT0Ò PHONE 250 J 4TH & TAYLOR COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ’ | , tend to move the mill in the near future. Mrs. Mitry Quinn, Correspondent Steve Martin is working for Leach and Theda. Visiting at the R C. Hilts hw A new well is being diill'ni «1 arc Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Lyon of the place known as the Miller Kansax City Missouri; Mr. and | farm. The John Ware U nity haa Mrs J. H Korradi of Portland | the pliwe. ' ’ i . and Mrs. Virginia Nilson, also of । rented Mr. and Mrs. C. R Lea herl «nd Portland and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. | son of Cottage Grove have moved Burton of Eugene. Mrs Lyon. Mrs. at the Patton house on Lynx Hol K rradi and Mrs Nilson are Mrs. low road. Mr. Leathers is employ Hilts’ sisters. ed by Steers Electric. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Seymour, i Mr and Mrs. C W Reynolds, all The moral progrev'“" o{ * of Corvallis and Miss Linda Chap people can scarcely begin till they man of San Jose. Calif., were re- i cent visitors at the Luther Alex are independent. —James Martineau ander home. . ?îAan^BLXn^r^ There is often as much Inde- ’’ pendcnce in not being led, as in Bud" Leach and Harold Theda not being driven.-Tryon Edwards WALKER are building a saw mill They in- ; (SAFEWAY promises it wiU please) Slice into a tomato from Safeway. Notice the perfect deep wd ^¡«r, the iust-rieht firmness. Then taste the mouth-watering flavor of th» tangy Safeway takes special care to bring you tomatoes at their juicy bSt pay. the price U get the finest... then speeds them to our store in ¿¿¿’neighborhood. Buy tomatoes here, as you buy all Safeway fruits and vegetables, guaranteed to please. Around Town JUST PHONE Th«- Sentinel. Cutta«r Grove. Oregon MS White Rose. U.S. No. 1 POTATOES Size A 25-lb. sack Waldorf IQ-lb. sack 1.73 * lb. CUCUMBERS lb. JUICY LEMONS lb. CANTALOUPES !b. ELBERTA PEACHES PEACHES. Red Havens, 5-lb. basket lb. RED MALAGA GRArES lb. BARTLETT PEARS lb. RIPE WATERMELONS Ib. CRISP LETTUCE Bushel Box PEACHES, Local 14c 21c 09c 15c 79c 23c 19c 05 J 10c 2.49 Tomatoes Grapes Sweet Corn ? Northwest’s Finest Thompson Seedless Fresh Picked »19« -15« 27c 46-oa. can Old Mill Tomaio Juice Town House Grapefruit Juice 46-oz. can 26c WHITE VINEGAR No. V Torpedo ' * * Lunch Meat Prem 12-os. can 45c CIDER VINEGAR tins Grated 16 oz. Wide Cherub Milk Evaporated can 14c Porter s & 65c pkg. Macaroni Brand Borden's Milk 2 cans 29c h amuy V 9» TM 1 T* J Gerber’S. Strained rolls Pak Baby rood and chopped ITs Dalicioui Shady Lane Butter i-ib. 80c Franco-American 125 -foot roll spa H : i Spencer 2 45c Fresh Milk Solid No. 2'i Bevei 1 f can Pack IW-lb. jar 67c 22-os. Peanul Buffer 19©» can n . i y) • Van Camp 1-lb. 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Dill Pickles Columbia 56-oz. jar 59c U» 49c FRESH Mrs. Wright's Bread 23c lb. 49c Smoked Picnics Oven Gio Busy Baker Crackers ’ 50c WIENERS SODA Canned Hams_WU6-îb. »n 5.95 Kitchen Craft Flour CRACKERS Breeze Cheese Food 2 1». 94c Sliced Bacon Standard _ lb. 51c St 39c Velveeia Cheese 2 : -lb. brick 98c EVISERATED Sliced Bacon Fancy lb. 64c Shortening Royal Satin 3 lb. 79c Skylark HEN Fresh Fryers Cut up _ lb. 75c Swiffning Shoriening it 79c HONEY-CORN TURKEYS BREAD Camay Bath Soap 3 »» 35c Fryer Turkeys Xl». 65c 1 with Washcloth ib. 63c Breeze Sudser 15-ox. pkg. 31c UI- 21c Slewing Fowl Cut up —lb. 59c Dreft Detergent 15-os. pkg. 31c Price« In this ad effective thru Saturday. Aug. 2 pkg. 31c Vel Detergent 15-os. 6-os. lb. 59c Fresh Sole Fillet bottle 31c Joy Liquid Soap 16 -os. Fresh Salmon ready — lb. 69c Argo Gloss Starch pkg. 16c ¡Morrell’s Snack Tuna Fish 2 Frillets Zee Tissue Zee Wax Paper Canned Tomatoes Margarine All Meat 12oz. can 39« Sunny Dawn 2«« 21« 19« no . SAFEWAY 5 u
